the, the united nation commission into that unit camp secretary and the special preventative of the u. s. security general. without a statement saying that the 2 sides should return to the constitutional declaration . that's the power sharing agreement that was signed between the forces of freedom and change collision and the military on august 2019. so there are efforts to try to bring back the 2 sides, the military and the, and the force of freedom, a change coalition to return to that constitutional declaration. let's not forget that when general hun made the announcement on monday, he said that he was committed to that, that the, to that power sharing agreement with the exception of a few articles. but those are crucial articles, articles that states the formation of the sovereignty council, which is shared between the military and the civilians. the executive cabinet, which was headed by prime minister, albert ham dog and the rules. and the authorities of those councils as well as counseling, as well as bringing back, bringing back the transition military council. the all of the

for stephen danziger, it's a stunning sentence when you consider that the united nations human rights councils . this commission on arbitrary detention just put out a report saying that he should be freed. and that the case showed stunning. a stunning lack of objectivity and impartiality, but the judge in this case, loretta prescott pushed back vehemently against the characterizations of the united nations and some of danziger supporters who gathered outside of the court house here in in sentencing him she disagreed with the characterizations as saying that danziger had shown a pattern of wilful neglect that he had thumbed his nose at the justice system repeatedly refusing to comply with orders that had been given by a judge in, in earlier case to hand over information related to it. the lawsuit that he had filed against chevron danziger for his part, told the port that he couldn't express remorse for doing what he believes was right . and what was at the goal of hilly and his supporters say that they have been targeted by chevron. that this was a case of a big money attorneys wearing down at the justice system

officials from their high national election commission on the one hand and other international observers. and also that includes the other earth international officials from the united nations and the european union. and that is regarding to some irregularities including delays, including also some technical issues that happened during the voting her process. and iraqi prime minister says i sold finance chief has been captured. my staff academy says iraqi security forces court. sammy jesse mart. sadie wax border is without getting further details. justine was a deputy to former iso leader, albert carr bag daddy who died in 2019 to ethiopian. now where the tig ry people's liberation front says government troops have launched coordinated attacks on all fronts. the rebels say heavy artillery tank fighter jets and drones are being used against them. the offensive was launch last week, but appears to be intensifying. there's been no immediate comment from ethiopian government. nearly 2000000 people have been displaced in the 11 month war. they speak to ethiopia based a journalist, samuel get i chose in the town of samarra. thank you so much for being with us. so an air a

officials from the high national election commission on the one hand and other international observers. and also that includes the other earth international fissions from the united nations and european union. and that is regarding to some irregularities, including delays, including also some technical issues that happened during the voting her process. ah, we're now waiting for the 6 p. m local time prison, which is going to put the fire the did. there isn't of the remaining ah provinces, but in all cases, this is not final result, phrases, just initial results. and it has to go for all, ah, lunk, burke or a procedures by the federal court until it has been endorsed. i was going to, asking about that am in is going to take some time for all the results to be certified and might be even more time before the senior government. yes. well, definitely that also puts a lot of ver, challenges in front of the authorities to take over. as you know, that by virtue of below, the, after the results being announced within 24 hours from the closure of the bullet books is that they have to go through other illegal unconstitutional procedures. and that includes, the federal cou

up through the most senior levels of w h o and the united nations. paula, i was taking a look at the timeline on this. this independent commission was only sets up nearly a year and a half off the w. 8 stuff with a sense be told of the abuse and that all happened a month off to a media report. are you concerned that this is potentially hot happening elsewhere and going on investigated? absolutely. that that should be everyone's concern. and the reason that that it should trouble people that this might still be going on is but the w h o, in the u. n. are sending a really clear message to the world, which is the message that an oligarchy might send, which is if we're accused of wrongdoing, we'll handle it internally, will withhold information from the appropriate national authorities. we'll decide what patient who will investigate crimes, even though they have absolutely no authority to investigate crimes. so leave it to us, we'll do what we think is appropriate. but we won't involve any external parties who would normally be part of a process that looks like what the un promotes for the rest of the worlds, which is the rule of la

james bayes al jazeera at the united nations preliminary election results in iran point to a strong result, shia cleric mac that our founders party in action commission revealed the partial figures earlier and also confirmed a low turn out if just over 40 percent. that is the lowest since iraq introduced its democratic system after the 2003 us led invasion. former prime minister maria mckee looks that to happen next largest bait among cher parties and the hash and has the latest from baghdad. a father came to me square and but not who celebrate the decisive victory he achieved. and the parliamentary a doctors note that i saw that it emerging as one of the key makers about the biggest kink maker in iraq would have a big stay in the choice of the new prime minister. this is, this can't be separated from the regional warden. this under good national said however, a case most of my son was able to ally himself with other iraq policy because groups who have season and way. and then you start going it, they might even be able to improve their choice of the prime minister on regional and international. no, in this election got other windows, the former prim

special representative to the economic commission for africa to help drive forward an agenda of strengthening markets and bringing investments to africa, but the united nationster technical un rule has subsequently come to light which states sitting members of parliament cannot also be united nations special representatives. since i am committed to continuing to serve as an mp for west sussex, this means i cannot take up the position. i look forward to supporting the un eca in their mission in whatever way that i can in the parliamentary role. that makes two questions. why did it take to you in so long, a month, really, since they sensed that initial letter to him, inviting him to this role, to realise that technical rule existed? secondly, what about gordon brown? he was an mp when he was given a similar role but my understanding is that he was about to leave parliament, he had announced he was standing down was of course matt hancock is clearly saying here that he is clearly saying here that he is not intending to do that. britain's fourth biggest supermarket, morrisons, has warned that labour shortages are delaying new store openings and products reaching

from the united nations today showing the world is on course for a temperature rise of 2.7 degrees. this is today's update from the u.n. -- the blue lines at the bottom show where commissions need to be headed to keep the temperature rises below safe levels. the red area is where the world is actually headed, based on all the ndc's, nationally determined contributis, as they are called, the countries have made in the run-up to glasgow. i asked david shukman, are science editor, about the prediction and whether the glasgow summit can meet the most impossible challenge set for it. david: they are predicting that the emissions, the gases heating the planet, such rise by 16% by the end of this decade, by 2030, when the signs could not be more categories that to get ourselves out of the worst trouble, those emissions need to be halved by 2030. the calculations show that as you say, we are on course for a warming of 2.7 degrees celsius above the preindustrial level. we have warmed just over one degree as it is. what the book trouble we are in already. scientists say 2.7 might not sound very much, but it takes us into very dangerous territory indeed. it is still possible that jus

unpublished assessment of the future leadership structure of the united states cybercommand and national security agency it was commissioned secretary of defense and was authorized by the cochairs of the defense task force on cyber. whether or not you agree with each of those conclusions do you believe the cochairs responsible for this possess the independent experience and expert knowledge necessary to undertake the assessment to undertake deputy secretary work back. >> i would agree they have certain experience but i would say that is based upon time. >> as director of nsa and cyber, you aware of a specific data plan for termination. >> i am not. >> us cyber, rageful operability for years ago what is fully operational capability mean? >> as set of standards for years ago that the command had to achieve in a base those upon a new merit rating. >> i recognize it was commissioned by dod and not an essay but i am concerned it was placed oneq the shelf for years. the staff director requested a copy in july. but the committee received a committee only only after the markups for the 2020 budget was completed. i support the prov

capability of uniting or forces within the country or the public private that mr . feisty, around the one particular priority, a national agenda, and now with the government, the commission to 2030 caps before. you know, kathy, i mentioned before 2030 and she's been covering the full time at this moment. the country, the whole country is the live tripping united and with the advocate actions on the ground could always not enough. of course, no one is getting enough, honestly, in immediately into the company say whatever you say, whatever the commandments countries already put on the table or the and b c's. no one not per finger when the matcher is and the price in ton self radiate, you know, cheating. the one from 5 degree in a warming goes that china is no exception. a, somehow i knowing what china swing by knowing the strengths, even a continent night to this of the stances i'm efforts and commitments. i feel more confident that china will definitely bend a curve globally to address climate change. issues of some countries will say they're abiding by the dog it's juggler who they give. thank you. that's 7 show will be back on saturday. a day before 1226 in the 1st day

capability of uniting or forces within the country or the public private and this if i see around the one particular priority, a national agenda and now with the government, the commission to 2030 caps before. you know, kathy, i mentioned before 2030 and she didn't cover and was trying to see people at this moment. the country, the whole country is the live tripping united and with the advocate of actions on the ground could always not enough. of course, no one is doing honestly illegally into the company's sake, whatever you say, whatever the commitments countries already put on the table cord and b c's. no one, not a single one of them actually is the price in terms of radiate, you know, cheating the 1.5 degree in a warming ghost that china is no exception, as somehow by knowing what china is doing by knowing the, this sort of strengths, even the night to the so the stance is the i'm efforts and commitments. i feel more confident that china will definitely bend the curve globally to address climate change issues. some countries will say they're abiding by the target strong low. thank you. thank you. that's 7 sure. we'll be back on saturday a day before 1226 in the 1st

the united nations democratic republic of congo is finally sworn in a new election chief offered after a disputed nomination. dentist had him a will lead the independent national electoral commission. his parliamentary approval has been marred by claims of irregularities over his nomination in recent days. d r. c saw violent protests last year. the appointment of an electoral chief accused of vote of rigging, past votes. now indigenous communities across ecuador, and protesting against the government's economic policies. they're demanding the president reverse arise, and fuel prices. and they're angry to about plans to double oil and mining exploration in the amazon. theresa bo reports from cut to proxy. oh, had that a to means wake up in the local key to indigenous language. and here in the province of got a back seen equal order. it is what indigenous leaders are asking their people to do. oh, demos tweeters are reposing a rise in the price of fuel and increasing mining and own production. and a series of laws that they claim will hurt the countries poorest. the government says the reforms are necessary to jumpstart the economy. it fully equipped to realize that in the lullaby,

international relations and also part of the congressional delegation to the united nations and a member of the ukraine famine commissionin 2000 heped establish the benjamin a. gilman international scholarship program at the state department. the scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate students with limited financial means so they can study or intern abroad. congressman gilman was an important and impactful member of congress and i support this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. maloney: if the gentleman has no further speakers, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gent mr. laturner: i have no further speakers and i will close. i support this bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. maloney: i urge passage of h.r.767 and yield back my time.. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r.767. those in favor say aye. those opposed no. in the opinion of the chair,

the high commission of human rights michel boshoway was also quick to condemn the events on the ground in sudan . the reaction from member states here at the united nations, i has ranged from expressions of grave concern to outright condemnation. the concern coming from china and russia, more strong words coming from the united states, the united kingdom i and norway, which are the pen holders. so to speak on sudan in the security council, but they are meeting behind closed doors at this hour. some members of the security council have not even gotten back to new york from a trip to africa at this stage in the fact that their meeting tells you how seriously they're taking the situation and how concerned they are. russia's ambassador on the way in to the meeting stopped short of calling the situation. they are a coo and some of these differences, of course, in language can, can have an effect. but i think it's safe to say that the, that a you on is very concerned. the humans been very involved in the political process, moving towards elections in 2023 in sudan and the purpose of the meeting this afternoon, according to the u. k. ambassador barbara woodward

the commission has been taking public comment on the removal for months now. if it's taken down it'll be put into storage united nationsto display it for educational purposes. opponents of the statue say it's a symbol of imperialism. >>> the city council will make the final decision on november 9th. >>> happening today the fraud trial of elizabeth holmes is set to resume in federal court in san jose. last week the former executives safeway and walgreenss tested about how their partnerships fell apart. they described becoming frustrated delays and faulty test results. holmes faces 12 counts of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud. she is pleaded not guilty. >>> developing this morning, the fbi is now stepping in to help in the search for 17 missionaries kidnapped by a gang in haiti. the youngest is just two. the group of 16 americans and one canadian were heading to an orphanage. the gang is reportedly demanding a million dollars for each captive. haiti has been dealing major more tail after the assassination of its earthquake. if july to september there were at least 221 kid yappings reported. former president trump is

united states government changed and turned inward against you. a few days ago the department of justice under the radical attorney general merrick garland announced that the national security division has a new domestic commissioning to garland, effective immediately the national security division is handling the investigation ofel "harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence against school board members, teachers, workers in our nation's public schools." the question is, who is threatening these teachers and school board members?li is it al qaeda? is it the russian government? is it isis-k? no, it is parents. parents are angry about what is happening in schools. where the angry? take a close look at the people joe biden have nominated to senior leadership positions in the department ofoo education. take a look at youtube videos, while they still exist, of who board meetings across the country and you will know exactly why parents are mad. parents who believe in things like biological sex, -- teaching kids to hate their parents, those are the threat, according to the biden administration. you will notice if you look closely that nowhere inn merrick garland's recent order or the doj positivist press releas

nation who have committed to defend the united states against small and large threats, known and unknown. i am honored to serve as the first female four star officer of the u.s. public health service commissioned daring you to sit there and not say this is ridiculous. sorry, it is ridiculous. sorry, not playing along! but they don't think it is. and so you have to ask yourself, how long will it be before joe biden appoints a horse to the supremee court? and when he inevitably does that, how long will it be until cnn informs us this is a watershed moment for equine rights? don't you dare laugh, that would be a hate crime? jesse kelly is committed to laughing, host of "the jesse kelly show," he joins us tonight. jesse, thank you so long for coming on. y why would they release videos of themselves that make them even less appealing than you thought they were? >> because they don't know. they don't know kamala harris, she is the real life version of there is an old communist story, i'm sure you know it from the soviet union, some s 13-year-old boy who turned in his father for denouncing the regime, and then his family murdered him and he was this national hero for the soviet union, and it turned o

united nations climate change conference. then president biden visits the pope and european leaders in rome. he is there for the g20 summit tomorrow. and after that, discussions on afghanistan reconstruction >> the house lights climate meeting -- commission headed conference had -- a hearing, from capitol hill, this runs 90 minutes.

the commission's gap is a result of a leadership gap, but leaders can still make this a turning point for the future instead of a tipping point to climate catastrophe. vanessa: the united nationsate report reports existing emitters still are responsible for much of the emissions. john an early nor'easter brought : heavy rains and intense winds to the northeast today. governors of new york and new jersey declaring emergencies. >> look at this strong tornado. john in the midwest, residents : in missouri and illinois were only beginning to assess damage from a string of tornadoes that touched down sunday. all as the west coast also tries to recover from two storms that converged this past weekend, bringing record-setting rains to an area suffering historic drought. one was a bomb cyclone, a storm that intensifies quickly as the atmospheric pressure drops. the other was an atmospheric river, a long plume of moisture pulled in from the pacific ocean. with them came high winds, sounding an eerie whistle from san francisco's golden gate bridge, heavy rains, which downed trees and knocked out power to 380,000 customers -- >> they hit our master bedroom in the corner and dropped over t

united states public health service commissioned corps as a four star officer is. an extraordinary honor and a profound responsibility. the biden administration says the historic appointment is a giant step toward equality as a nation conservative conservatives say her appointment is a political gesture by the president. the deadline for a vote on the president's bill beck better social spending plan is now less than two weeks away, as lord blanchard reports from washington, d. c roadblocks remain as democrats try to find the votes needed for passage. the president has consistently laid out a number that is somewhere between you know, 1.9 and 2.2. and i think, uh, look, it's not the number that we want on october 31st deadline set by democratic leaders in congress is creeping closer for the party to find at least 50 votes for the president's build back. better bill. the white house press secretary said white house meetings tuesday were meant for the nitty gritty part of dealmaking. we're getting close to the final stages here. we're working to get agreement on a path forward, but the meetings had to be broken up, one for progressives, another for moderates, others four senators joe manchin and kirsten cinema who st

united nations climate change conference. then president biden visits the pope and european leaders in rome. he is there for the g20 summit tomorrow. and after that, discussions on afghanistan reconstruction >> the house lights climate meeting -- commission headed conference had -- a hearing, from capitol hill, this runs 90 minutes. >> statements, documents or motions not submitted to the electronic repository, ccc, at health.gov. finally, members of witnesses experiencing technical problems should inform committee staff immediately. >> good morning everyone. thank you for joining this hybrid hearing on the international climate challenges and opportunities. today we will hear about the challenges and opportunities for international climate action as we prepare for the cop 26 about to commence in glasgow. i now recognize myself for a five minute opening statement. first, thank you everyone for joining us today. we are at an exciting inflection point for our country and for the planet. we now know that we are on the cost of the most historic investment in clean energy and climate action that has ever been part of u.s. politics. our economy is going to move forward with creating jobs, providing opportunities, addressing the costly impact o

national security commission on artificial intelligence made major requests to congress to fund artificial intelligence activity and opportunities, not real expensive, but clearly something that it's not just the unitedtates but china is working on. could you talk about the need for the united states to continue to take a very active role in the most technologically advanced fields including artificial intelligence, in order to maintain our leadership role, not just with regard to defense but with regard to trade as well? >> thank you, senator. two years ago i organized a meeting of the bipartisan aspen strategy group. i'm the director of the group. we focused over three days on this issue. we had some of the best experts from the u.s. government and the private sector, the tech companies, come and talk to us. and they identified the same concern that you have. that china will be competing with us for commercial superiority in ai and machine learning. and this is their stated 2025 policy, in quantum sciences, in biotechnology. they're obviously going to try to militarize those technologies. and the united states cannot let ourselves be in an inferior position and have the chinese leapfrog over us on